Personal notices from the city yesterday
The Rev. Act Hioderick of Monte visited the city this week. J o F Coffey of Carbonvale stayed in town yesterday. Mrs Laura Badger of New Millie Jewish… Mrs WiLL Phillins and C. C. Dainieter of West Pittston visited ten days. Mary Male of Carbondale returned after a stay with Mer. Mrs. Millar of Penn avenue Ke w. Clough of the Cathedral attended the funeral of Nev Father McCloskes who died Saturday.
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Hioderick
Monte
Yeatonboy
Tow
J. O F. Coffey
Carbonvale
Festerity
Laura Badger
New Millie
Jewisi
Guiney Avenue
Will Phillins
C. C. Dainieter
West Pittston
Mink Mary Male
Carbondale
Kate
Mer
Mee
WS. Millar
Penn Avenue
Kew
Clough
Cathedral
Villadelphia Yestertly
Nev
Father McCloskes
Property Conveyed by Hunt and Connel Co
The Hunt and Connel Co describes a warehouse property at the corner of West Lackawanna Avenue and Eighth Street with about 25 feet front on Lackawanna and 140 feet on Eighth Street plus 7 feet on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad line, including a five story brick warehouse with track and switching rights. The sale also covers a barn lot on Dix Court about 86 by 90 feet to Lee Court with a brick stable and frame warehouse between Lackawanna Avenue and Spruce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Avenue
Eighth Street
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Dix Court
Lee Court
Lacka- Wanna Avenue
Spruce Street
Hunt & Connel Co
Griffin Art Co. Pricing Promise Sparks Buyer Confidence
The article argues that moderate prices for fine art goods align with quality guarantees. It notes a single profit exists in the transaction between Griffin Art Co. as manufacturer and the buyer, aside from the purchaser's own gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin Art Co
Conservatory Recital in Guernsey Hall Tonight
The twenty fourth Conservatory of Music public recital unfolds Thursday evening in Guernsey Hall. The program includes string, piano and vocal numbers by Mumenregen, Mine Romaine Sprike, Margaret Taw and many performers from Scranton, Pitteton, Berunton and West Pitteton, with solos, ensembles and an exercise in fundamental traits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey Hall
Conservatory of Music
Mumenregen Chain of Mowers
Ginenadoly Mine Romaine Sprike
Seranten
Ereomble Chace
Our
UC Opiowa
Elboet
Nerowning
Tome
Vorky Waaenhinat
Gerlovk
Wilkin
Mitttie Kline
Peed Koesman
Verna Dowls
Florence Nichols
Gover Pittman
Charles Romer
Nellie Solager
Mary Sicherker
Anne Speicher
Lorene Weichel
Muth Wolfe
Muarghret Welle
Etel Young
Calvin Zitalenmian
Noctiio B
Mit
Bina Bone
Danynete
Loreley
Harry Wilking
Scranton
Payorn
Lena Boonisly
Lillian Benson
Eva Millar
Mary Yeager
Spangenberg Suffering Scalding Injuries In Domestic Incident
Mrs Eva Spangenburg of West Scranton was hospitalized with scalds on her neck face and arms after an alleged attack by Mrs Smith. She told Dr John W Tiunter that Mrs Smith opened the door and splashed boiling water on her while she searched for her husband. The injuries were painful though not serious.
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Eva Spangenburg
West Scranton
Lackawanna Hospital
Smith
John W. Tiunter
Answer on Saturday to Street Car Union Grievances
A Scranton Railway Company committee met General Manager Silliman to learn the disposition of grievances raised last Wednesday. Silliman said an answer would be given Saturday, December 22, and no further action is planned until the concessions offered are made clear. The union demands higher pay and shorter hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silliman
Scranton Railway Company
Alr. Silliman
Postponed Superior Court Meeting Schedule Change
The order changes the week line for the upcoming Superior court session. The seven week period shifts to start Monday January 21 with all rules and months returnable on the following Monday. January session cases must be filed by December 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teles
Dun
Instedel
Momlay
Momdas
Enjoyable Euchre Party At Knights of Columbus
Catholic Hile lovled society and Newman Magazine club held a euchre party in Knights of Columbus rooms. Couples played from evening to 10 15. Dr. J J Brogan won first prize a cut glass bowl. W H Duggan took second prize a silk umbrella. Michael Czugkowski captured third prize a copy of Longfellow Kivangeline. Miss Ligale Snow was the sole lady winner a silver key ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Hilelovled Society
Newman Magazine
Lub
Knights of Columbus
Itty
J. J. Brogan
W. H. Duggan
Longfellow
Michael Czugkowski
Ligale Snow
Fowler Named Acting Vice President At Lackawanna Trust
John Wy. Fowler has been appointed acting vice-president of the Lackawanna Trust and Safe Deposit Company to fill the vacancy caused by Shepherd Ayars resignation. Frank Hummier, long time employee, assumes acting treasurer duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wy. Fowler
Lackawanna Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Shepherd Ayars
Frank Hummier
Teachers' Oxford Bibles at Clark's Plant Annex
Reynolds Bros announce sale of Teachers Oxford Bibles at Clark's Plant Annex located on 200 Washington Avenue. Limited stock available for bulk buyers and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark's Plant
Washington Avenue
Oxford Bibles
Reynolds Bros
Cigars by the Box Offered at O'Hara's Cigar Store
Local advertisement shows Standard brands cigars sold by the box with 12 or 25 units available. Prices start at $1.00 or more. Store location listed as 481 Spruce Street owned by O'Hara's Cigar Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Hara's
Spruce Street
Cigar Store
No Change in Councils in City Special Elections
Voters returned incumbents in eight wards with same party as resigners. In quiet but spirited contests in Second, Third, Fourteenth and Twentieth wards, Republicans held seats in most commons. Prohibition and minor candidates offered limited opposition. Final tallies show no shift in council control.
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Conneils
Alworth Wins Council Seat. Independent James Haggerty Elected
In a tight race for the common council, Alworth narrowly defeated the Democratic nominee Podt with a nine vote margin while Citizens' candidate Smith received limited support. Independent James Haggerty, aligned with the Third ward, was elected as a Democrat with Martin Sheridan and other names appearing in the tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alworth
Common Council
Podt
Flynn
J.B. Smith
Citizens
James Haggerty
Sunes Wajgemertyy
Devaney
Martin Sheridan
Wlagerta
O Malley Wins Twentieth Ward Election Narrowly
In the Twentieth ward William G. O Malley master mechanic of the steel company and former ward school controller won against Daniel Battle contractor and ex councilman. O Malley carried about half the vote 50 percent while Battle polled 248. Griffin, Republican nominee, withdrew before ballots were printed. Voters were quiet amid strong workplace support and hustling. Also noted two overseers were appointed in the second district of the Third ward Anthony Loftus and Giles Decker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. O'Malley
Steel Company
Daniel Battle
O'Malley
Battle
O Malley
William Griffiths
Axle Works
Anthony Loftus
Giles Decker
Evans Sweep Leads in Fourth Ward Party Vote
In the Fourth ward both Evans candidates topped the large party vote while D. L. Morgan was the only other candidate with notable support. The article lists district by district tallies following this outcome.
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Evans
D. L. Morgan
Fifth Ward Voting Light as Candidates Face Little Opposition
In the Fifth ward the vote was light with Republican Albert Lewis facing little opposition. Prohibition candidate D. P. Elias received 48 votes across the four districts were tabulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lewis
Common Council
P. Elias
William Gurrell Wins Ward Fourteen Council Race
In Ward Fourteen, Democratic candidate William Gurrell defeated Republican Charles Acker by a large margin. The official tally lists Gurrell as the winner with a substantial vote lead, while Acker trails behind. The total vote counts and full breakdown are partially legible but indicate a clear victory for Gurrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ‘Gurrell
Common Council
Charles Acker
William Lewis Clinches Fifteenth Ward Council Nomination
Republican candidate William Lewis won the Fifteenth ward council nomination with 207 votes, while three opponents split 41 votes among them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lewis
Common Council
Avoca Councilman John Manley Wanted After Car Incident
A warrant issued by Alderman Millar upon Stephen Dyer of Scranton Railway seeks the arrest of Avoca councilman John Manley for drunken and disorderly conduct in a Moose car on Thursday December 13. He allegedly attacked conductor William Crowe and motorman P J McCain, smashed windows, and injured passengers. Manley, not yet arrested, was expected to be taken into custody this morning after his family failed to present him at the magistrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Millar
Stephen Dyer
Scranton Railway Company
John Munley
Avoca
Manley
William Crowe
P. J. McCain
Haive
Lackawanna Masonic Officers Installed in Masoenic Hall
Lackawanna chapter Nov 185 officers were installed at Masoenic hall with District Deputy Grand High Priest R A Zimmerman and past masters in attendance. New officers include Alfred H Shopland high priest Frank W Moyer king Walter L Schlager scribe Fred J Amsden treasurer L C Van Buekirk secretary. A collation followed with addresses by Rev R F Y Pierce Zimmerman and E C Browning and music by a quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna
Masoenic Hall
R. A. Zimmerman
Alfred H. Shopland
Frank W. Moyer
Walter L. Schlager
Fred J. Amsden
L. van Buekirk
Accused of Larceny Foster Held on Securty Charge
Fred Foster alias John Wilson was committed to the county jail by Alderman Millar in default of 500 bail on a surcharge for larceny. The charge alleges he left Mrs. Mary Layman’s Franklin avenue house with a silver watch and chain, gloves, two gold rings, a necktie and scarf pin after lodging there last May. A warrant followed after Mrs. Layman identified him at 220 Franklin avenue and Foster was arrested Monday night.
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Fred Foster
John Wilson
Alderman Millar
Surceny
Michael Cowley
Franklin Avenue
Mary Layman
Foster
Homore
Layman
First Annual Banquet Held by Undertakers and Liverymen
The Undertakers and Liverymen Association hosted its first annual banquet at Lackawanna Valley House with 25 members and two guests of honor Mayor James Moir and M. J. Coolihan of Buffalo. Mayor Moir delivered a grave yet lively address as Lawrence's orchestra played. attendees included Smith Gorman, George Miller, and many local figures.
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Valley House
Undertakers and Liveryman’s Association
James Moit
M. J. Coolihan
Baltimore
Lackawanna Valley House
Danquetera Ag
James Moir
Coolihan
Buffalo
Moir
Smith Gorman
Lawrence
Snmple
Maly
Me. Collihan
Gorman
O. A. Miller
John Tesgun
Thomas Davis
Mr. ,Corrigan
Henry Shafer
Snyder
George L. Timlin
M. Maternik
Frank Bonin
Oscar Stranch
Anthony O'Donnell
Thomas Regan
T. P. Letchworth
A. P. McDonough
William Neville
Ross Edwards
Thomas O'Donnell
Daniel Jacoba
I. G. Harvick
J. J. Sullivan
H. J. Riker
W. C. Schoenffeld
Will Davis
P. A. Cavanaugh
James Molt
Mr. Collihan
R. Schoenfield
John Regan
F. G. Barrick
Enjoyable Affair at Hebrew Society Ball in Music Hall
The Young Men's Hebrew Literary Society hosted a well attended ball in Music Hall with Lawrence's orchestra providing dance music. A silver cup awarded to the couple judged most graceful in the grand march. Committee included A. B. Lewis as floor manager and Henry Shapiro as president among others.
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Young Men's Hebrew Literary Society
Music Hall
Lawrence
A. B. Lewis
H. Siegel
William Janko
Joseph A. Cohen
Louis Hinerfield
Marty Feinberg
Henry Shapiro
Samuel Burke
Nathan Wells
Meyer Cohen
William Janke
Samuel Radin
Morris Lipson
David Copeland
Robert J. Adelson
Union Meeting Tonight for McAll Mission at First Presbyterian
A union meeting of all denominations for the McAll Mission is set for Wednesday at 7 45 in the First Presbyterian church. Rev Dr S S B Rossiter, secretary of the McAll Mission in the United States, will speak and recently left his pulpit in New York to work full time for the mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
S&s. B. Rossiter
McAll
United States
Fire Causes Minor Damage at Welchel Residence
An afternoon blaze from box 1% at Mulberry street and Webster avenue reached the second floor of Jo e Welchel at 422 Taylor avenue. The small fire was extinguished by the Reliefs with about $25 in damage. Authorities suspect a child playing with matches started the flames.
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Mulberry Street
Webster Avenue
J.oe. Welchel
Taylor Avenue
Tne
His Celebrated Pair of Khaki Panta Are Immortalized
The long celebrated pair of khaki pants gains lasting notoriety in a memoir item noting their fame and symbolic status.
Khaki Trousers of Captain Wandling Immortalized in Journal
The khaki trousers worn by Captain Frank M. Wandling quartermaster of the Thirteenth regiment at the Mt. Gretna encampment are reproduced in the December issue of the State Army and Navy Journal. The publication presents front and rear views showing the trousers' width length and depth with striking accuracy.
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Frank M. Wandling
Mt. Gretna
State Army and Navy Journal
Yeaterday
CrimMn Ari tte Offers Christmas Gift Ideas at Lyceum Box Office
At 20 Wyoming avenue the CrimMn Ari tte showcases diverse holiday novelties including bric u-brite pieces art pictures and affordable gifts. Brockway Entertainment Course advance seat sales open at the Lyceum box office this morning at 9 o'clock with special offers and a broad range of fine items for Christmas shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christias
Wyoming Avenue
Brockway
Lyceum
Also Mentioned on This Page
Washington Ave
Chelatman
Royal Teplitz
Todian
Gruener & Co
L.R. D
Yin
Ackawanna
A. B, Warman
A — Sas
Coursen's
Conservatory
Chopin
Mrs. Smith
Superior Court
Catholic Historical Society
John W. Fowler
Lackawanna Trust Company
John McDonald
W. W. Evans
Select Council
David B. Evans
Wm. G. O'Malley
T. G. Moore
Prohibition
Dole Methonnell
Adel
Pott
CT. Clark
Moran
Third Ward
William Rush
Edward Williams
Rush
Seventh Street
Viisl
Twentieth Ward
Fourth Ward
Coursen
E. G
Ad. A
W. G. Mewer
W. Burrall
Stoke Oboe
Fifth Ward
Total
Willian
Gurrrell
Clara
Eiacies
Wad
Willian Lewis Steereseeeeeenes
Hittin
Wolitt
Moosic
Masonic Hall
Ledger
Young Men’s Hebrew Literary Society
Welchel
Capt. Wandling
Weahington
Casey Brothers
Lackawanna Ave
Kings For
BR. Clark &'P
Oxford Bibles, Reynold
Broa
Santa
Claus
Will
Clarke Bros
Conrad
F. L. Crane
Unisafe
Flastic
Cor
Lacka, and Adams Ave
Tribune
Wyoming Ave
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